Chapter 2 Review Flashcards

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1
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Who wrote “On the Grasshopper and the Cricket”?

A

John Keats

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From “On the Grasshopper and the Cricket”
What two seasons does the poet set his poem in?

A

Summer and Winter

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From “On the Grasshopper and the Cricket”
What is “ceasing never” according to the poem?

A

The poetry of earth

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From “On the Grasshopper and the Cricket”
In the poem, the grasshopper and the cricket “sing” when?

A

Everyone is silent and when the seasons change

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From “On the Grasshopper and the Cricket”
What does the poet want the grasshopper to represent? How does that differ from its common meaning in stories?

A

The grasshopper represents poetry and art it is commonly meaning idolness

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Who wrote “A Gray Sleeve”?

A

Stephen Crane

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From “A Gray Sleeve”
What has the calvary unit been called in to do at the beginning of the story?

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The unit was called to find a group of snipers

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From “A Gray Sleeve”
To what circumstance on the story does the title refer to?

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The title refers to when the calvary spots someone In the house behind the blinds with a gray sleeve

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From “A Gray Sleeve”
Whom do the captain and his men first encounter in the house?

A

The captain and his men encountered a young girl

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From “A Gray Sleeve”
Who is hiding in the house?

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A boy named Henry with a gray sleeve, and his grandfather

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From “A Gray Sleeve”
What does the captain decide to do about his discovery? Why?

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He decides to leave them alone because he has sympathy for them and likes the girl.

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From “A Gray Sleeve”
What does the captain request at the end of the story?

A

He requests to see the girl again

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13
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Who wrote “I Have a Dream”?

A

Martin Luther King Jr

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From “I Have a Dream”
What monument was this speech given in front of? (Hint Martin Luther King mentions it in the story)

A

Abraham Lincoln Memorial

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From “I Have a Dream”
Dr King uses a metaphor to describe the rights due to African Americans when he says that they have come to Washington to “________ a ________?

A

cash a check

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16
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From “I Have a Dream”
What does Dr.King warn his opponents not to believe?

A

To overlook the urgency of the moment, because there will not be rest until their rights are granted.

17
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From “I Have a Dream”
What does he warn African Americans not to do?

A

Fights out of hatred

18
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From “I Have a Dream”
Dr. King said that he dreamed of a time when his children will be judged nit by their outer appearance but by “the content of their ________?

A

Character

19
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Who wrote “Who Has Seen the Wind?”

A

Christina Rossetti

20
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From “Who Has Seen the Wind”
What invisible force is the subject of Rosetti’s poem?

A

The wind

21
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From “Who Has Seen the Wind”
What word does Rossetti use to describe the leaves as they hang?

A

Trembling

22
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From “Who Has Seen the Wind”
How do the trees respond to the invisible force?

A

They bow their heads

23
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From “Who Has Seen the Wind”
According to the poem, who has seen the invisible force?

A

Neither I, nor you

24
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What word means a rhyme that falls at the end of a line?

A

End Rhyme

25
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What word means the repetition of initial consonant sounds?

A

Alliteration

26
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What word means a rhyme occurring within a single line of poetry?

A

Internal Rhyme

27
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What word means the repetition of terminal and sometimes internal consonant sounds?

A

Consonance

28
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What word means a repetition of vowel sounds?

A

Assonance

29
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What is a regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables?

A

Meter

30
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What word means individual units of stressed and unstressed syllables?

A

Poetic Foot

31
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What word means each line containing five sets of one unstressed and one stressed syllable?

A

Iambic Pentameter

32
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What word means the most obvious form of sound repetition in poetry?

A

Rhyme

33
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What word means syllables are exactly alike?

A

Perfect Rhyme

34
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What word means pairs of words that are similar but slightly mismatched?

A

Slant Rhyme

35
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What word means combining words that look alike but do not actually sound alike?

A

Eye Rhyme

36
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What word means a poetic foot with one unstressed syllable followed by one stressed syllable?

A

Iambic

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